Madison, WI: THIS THURSDAY! Say NO to the war on Iran!

THIS THURSDAY! Say NO to the war on Iran!

🏛️ Join us in Madison at 4pm (meet at forward statue-state street side) 🏛️

We are currently navigating a destructive timeline being orchestrated by a dangerous dictator & his regime.

We will not yield.

NOW is the moment to come together and use our united PRESENCE—ensuring we are not remembered as the generation that idly stood by & permitted this warmonger to disregard all constitutional boundaries.

See you Thursday, Madison. Spread the word 🗣️‼️

Reddit

Galactic Bonds: A Journey Through Movies, Games, and Memories

My brother was a Star Wars fan through and through—so much so that Yoda became his nickname. While I’ve only truly loved the original trilogy, we still shared a deep appreciation for the saga, making Star Wars a special part of our connection. It even became a tradition for us to go to the movies on Christmas when the newer films premiered. Beyond Star Wars, we also bonded over other franchises like Transformers (though we never got around to seeing Bumblebee) and Fast & Furious. The only Star Wars book I own is Star Wars Rogue One – Junior Novel by Matt Forbeck (from our hometown), which might have ended up in his collection by accident. I had wanted to get it autographed for him but never got the chance before he passed away.

Read More »

When was the Democratic Party anti-war?

Once in a while, I listen to “establishment controlled” Democracy Now. Today, I decided to listen to their episode with Bernie Sanders’ former foreign policy adviser, Matt Duss. They talked about how the Democratic Party has become “The Party of War” as if it’s something that’s recently happened. Left out of this conversation was if the Democratic Party was ever anti-war? I don’t recall a time in my life in which the Democrats were.

Read More »

15-Year-Old Girl Identified as the Shooter in a Wisconsin School

Source

15-Year-Old Girl Identified as the Shooter in a Wisconsin School

Abundant Life often served as a kind of refuge for children who had been bullied or struggled at other schools, because the staff were quick to put a stop to cruelty, said Rebekah Smith, 50, whose teenage daughter was in a physics class down the hall from where the shooting occurred.

Ms. Smith said that members of the school community believed that the shooter was new to the private school this year and was among those who came in need of a life change. The school’s student population has grown dramatically since the pandemic, she said.

Read More »